The Oviond REST API reference is now live.

Developers can explore the full endpoint catalog for clients, projects, widgets, data sources, automations, public share links, and more — with interactive Try it support against https://api.oviond.com.

API keys can be created in Settings → API keys and used as Bearer tokens.

Oviond now supports Model Context Protocol for AI agent workflows.

That means tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Hermes, and other MCP-compatible agents can connect to an Oviond workspace through a secured MCP endpoint.

MCP uses OAuth 2.1 with PKCE and dynamic client registration for secure agent access.

Billing is now self-serve through Stripe.

You can manage your plan, payment details, billing portal access, and invoice history from Oviond. Plans scale by active client count, monthly or annually.

Billing, plans, subscriptions, portal access, and invoices are available through the API.

Deleted clients, projects, media, automations, and templates now move into an archive before permanent deletion.

You can restore items when something was removed by mistake, and use unified search to find work across the workspace faster.

Archive restore, permanent delete, archive counts, and workspace search are available through the API.

You can now set targets for metrics and track progress inside reports.

Projects also keep a version history, making it easier to review changes and load a past version when you need to see what changed.

Goals and project history endpoints are available through the API.

Oviond now includes in-app notifications and a full activity log for meaningful account actions.

Teams can track automation failures, data source disconnects, team events, and audit what changed inside the workspace.

Notification preferences and activity logs are available through the API.

You can now create API keys for secure programmatic access to Oviond.

Keys support access levels and can be revoked instantly, giving agencies and developers a safer way to connect external tools or internal workflows.

Secrets are shown once at creation, so store them somewhere safe.

Multi-user accounts are now supported.

Invite your team, assign access levels, and restrict users to the clients they should work on — useful for agencies managing multiple teams or freelancers.

User invitations and access management are available through the API.

Oviond now supports uploaded media, media folders, and reusable saved sections for reports.

Save groups of widgets as assets and drop them into other reports instead of rebuilding the same layouts from scratch.

Media, folders, assets, duplication, and add-to-page actions are available through the API.

You can now turn existing reports into reusable templates and apply consistent themes across projects.

Themes help control typography, colours, and chart styling so client reports stay on-brand without rebuilding the same setup every time.

Template and theme workflows are available in the API for teams automating report creation.